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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!

Stevicus

Stevicus

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Parents start homeschooling group to help others raise their children as Nazis (msn.com)

While states and school districts are pulling books from library shelves because it discusses same-sex penguins, one group of parents is coordinating to ensure that the next generation of Nazis continues to rise.
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The Huffington Post revealed that two parents are homeschooling their children to ensure they strengthen their anti-Semetic beliefs in their children. Once they appeared on the neo-Nazi podcast “Achtung Amerikaner," parents began to join their Telegram channel, Dissident Homeschool, to share the Nazi-approved materials that can be used in teaching.

“We are so deeply invested into making sure that that child becomes a wonderful Nazi,” a woman going by the name of "Mrs. Saxon" said. “And by homeschooling, we’re going to get that done.”

The materials that they're sharing on the channel include lessons about Confederate Robert E. Lee, described as a "grand role model for young, white men." Another describes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as "the antithesis of our civilization and our people." A different lesson for children to learn cursive using quotes from Adolf Hitler.

"Over the past year, the Dissident Homeschool channel has become a community for like-minded fascists who see homeschooling as integral to whites wresting control of America," the report said. "The Saxons created this community while hiding behind a fake last name, but HuffPost has reviewed evidence indicating they are Logan and Katja Lawrence of Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Logan, until earlier this week, worked for his family’s insurance company while Katja taught the kids at home."
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So many twisted people out there...and they have kids. I can't even...

 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

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Where I worked as a case manager managed to find a way to pull off losing the record of me getting my hepatitis vaccine from them. And this was just a few years ago, and not like I'm trying to get birth records from decades ago from a hospital blown over by a tornado several years ago.
 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

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Microsoft wants money for the codec to watch 4k movies or whatever they're called on a PC. VLC said "just get me updated me instead."
 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

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I don't get why all these articles about angry workers doing what they're told and settling for what's already on the plate is called "malicious compliance." Malicious compliance in my day was making the boss regret asking you to do something extra but doing it so damn well he'll have to ask you again. Mouthing off to him while making him look very good. Go dressed to the office with chains, skulls, piercings, and black finger nails (others dressed differently, but no one was dressed for the office) but nobody says anything because you're making the office an office with top performing results. It's when you argue with the top company executives and the Vice President of Operations and your job is perfectly safe because you get the job done better and faster than everybody else. When you give your boss a headache but nothing can be done about it because you and yours have usurped his power, that is malicious compliance.
But, then again, these online article thingies do call doing the normal, standard amount of work "silent quitting," so maybe these authors just don't know what being malicious towards your boss looks like and harboring ill will towards him. And even then, we never went postal or attacked him, so even we were "a speck of malicious lite."
 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

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@Wu Wei, this is new deal for you to get support in retirement;
By whatever means you deem most suitable and appropriate, you are to make @Revoltingest give me his fresh, youthful knees. I'd say give me yours, as you won't be needing yours any longer, but I don't want crap knees for crap knees. The spring chicken knees of Revoltingest or you starve in your retirement!
 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

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I wonder if the many rappers who went from rags to riches will ever get that recognition, right next to those ragswealth to riches stories like Bill Gates?
 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

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I took an assessment, wrongly called objective and great at weeding out bad candidates, and laced with many logical errors and flaws and problems and things that in real life mean it's probably false, but, yeah, I've known a lot of people in the medical field and it truly astonishes me how this can do this yet at the same time outside the field it's like the intelligence evaporates, with it being concerning when they start bringing up pseudoscience and alternative medicine. Perhaps the best example is the guy who invented the MRI. He's a Young Earth Creationist. I cannot fathom how it's possible he makes the two somehow fit. He some how does it, he did it, but any explanations as to how is lost on me.
The second best example are all the smokers in the field.
The third best example is my sister.
So, no surprise when it claims a test overly saturated with always and nevers is "objective." It's probably a downstream effect of having to import people to work the field, and the schooling issues behind that, is my guess.
 
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